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Eman Bacosa on Pacquiao Legacy, Mayweather 2 & Future Ambitions Eman Bacosa, son of Manny Pacquiao, is making waves in the lightweight ranks after moving to eight undefeated with his father ringside. The rising star spoke exclusively to World Boxing News as he continues his ascent. At just 21 years old, Bacosa is carving out his own identity in the sport while carrying the expectations that come with being Manny Pacquiao’s son. Under the Spotlight of a Legend Being the son of one of boxing’s all-time greats comes with its challenges, Bacosa admits. “It’s very exciting and pressuring, but I just focus on the fight,” Bacosa said, reflecting on the scrutiny and expectations he faces at a tender age. His calm, measured approach is already earning him plaudits among fans and pundits alike. Latest Performance Shows Growth Bacosa recently faced Nico Salado at Araneta Coliseum, stopping the fight with a unanimous decision over six rounds while flooring his opponent once in round four. Notably, Bacosa demonstrated exceptional lateral movement and ring generalship, often shifting stances momentarily to confuse Salado. Asked if he showed everything he wanted in the performance, Bacosa replied to WBN, “Not enough for me in this fight and still needs improvement, but don’t worry, I will improve more in the next fight.” His record now stands at 7-0-1, with four of those wins coming via knockout, echoing the early promise his father showed in his own career. Looking Ahead: Return to the Ring The rising star plans to return to action soon. “This December or January,” Bacosa confirmed when asked about his next fight. Bacosa is signed to Manny Pacquiao Promotions and hinted that a fight in the United States is on the horizon. “Yes, and soon I hope to fight in the United States. It’s part of the plan,” he said. Fans will no doubt be watching closely as he begins to establish his international profile. Sibling Rivalry? Not Yet Could Bacosa one day share a future undercard with his half-brother Jimuel Pacquiao, who is entering the paid ranks on November 29 in Temecula, California? “Yes, it is possible, but I want to get better before sharing a card with him,” he revealed. Regarding Jimuel turning professional this month, Bacosa is full of support: “I am very excited for his upcoming fight, all love and support for him, and pray that he wins.” Title Ambitions and the Pacquiao Legacy When asked about fighting for titles, Bacosa was optimistic but measured. “Maybe next year, God willing,” he said. The polite and measured young contender also commented on his father’s potential rematch with Floyd Mayweather and the recent draw with Mario Barrios: “It’s a very nice and good opportunity (if it happens) to continue their last fight and hope my dad wins,” Bacosa said of the Mayweather bout. When asked if Manny could beat Floyd this time, he was confident: “Absolutely.” And on the Barrios draw, if his father should have won, he stated, “Yes, definitely.” The Road Ahead With his father ringside cheering his every move and his own record rapidly improving, Eman Bacosa is a rising light in the lightweight division. Nicknamed “The Future,” Bacosa is combining the legendary Pacquiao work ethic with his own finishing ability and composure, signaling a promising career that could extend Manny Pacquiao’s impact into the next generation. World Boxing News will be following Eman’s progress, alongside his brother Jimuel, as the Pacquiao name continues to make waves in the sport. About the Author Phil Jay is a veteran boxing journalist with over 15 years of experience covering the global fight scene. As Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN) since 2010, Jay has interviewed dozens of world champions and reported ringside on boxing’s biggest nights. View all articles by Phil Jay and learn more about his work in combat sports journalism. Stay Ahead in Boxing News Subscribe to the free WBN Newsletter for trusted updates, exclusive interviews, and fight analysis delivered daily. Join the World Boxing News WhatsApp Channel or follow WBN on Linktree.

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Eman Bacosa on Pacquiao Legacy, Mayweather 2 & Future Ambitions Eman Bacosa, son of Manny Pacquiao, is making waves in the lightweight ranks after moving to eight undefeated with his father ringside. The rising star spoke exclusively to World Boxing News as he continues his ascent. At just 21 years old, Bacosa is carving out his own identity in the sport while carrying the expectations that come with being Manny Pacquiao’s son. Under the Spotlight of a Legend Being the son of one of boxing’s all-time greats comes with its challenges, Bacosa admits. “It’s very exciting and pressuring, but I just focus on the fight,” Bacosa said, reflecting on the scrutiny and expectations he faces at a tender age. His calm, measured approach is already earning him plaudits among fans and pundits alike. Latest Performance Shows Growth Bacosa recently faced Nico Salado at Araneta Coliseum, stopping the fight with a unanimous decision over six rounds while flooring his opponent once in round four. Notably, Bacosa demonstrated exceptional lateral movement and ring generalship, often shifting stances momentarily to confuse Salado. Asked if he showed everything he wanted in the performance, Bacosa replied to WBN, “Not enough for me in this fight and still needs improvement, but don’t worry, I will improve more in the next fight.” His record now stands at 7-0-1, with four of those wins coming via knockout, echoing the early promise his father showed in his own career. Looking Ahead: Return to the Ring The rising star plans to return to action soon. “This December or January,” Bacosa confirmed when asked about his next fight. Bacosa is signed to Manny Pacquiao Promotions and hinted that a fight in the United States is on the horizon. “Yes, and soon I hope to fight in the United States. It’s part of the plan,” he said. Fans will no doubt be watching closely as he begins to establish his international profile. Sibling Rivalry? Not Yet Could Bacosa one day share a future undercard with his half-brother Jimuel Pacquiao, who is entering the paid ranks on November 29 in Temecula, California? “Yes, it is possible, but I want to get better before sharing a card with him,” he revealed. Regarding Jimuel turning professional this month, Bacosa is full of support: “I am very excited for his upcoming fight, all love and support for him, and pray that he wins.” Title Ambitions and the Pacquiao Legacy When asked about fighting for titles, Bacosa was optimistic but measured. “Maybe next year, God willing,” he said. The polite and measured young contender also commented on his father’s potential rematch with Floyd Mayweather and the recent draw with Mario Barrios: “It’s a very nice and good opportunity (if it happens) to continue their last fight and hope my dad wins,” Bacosa said of the Mayweather bout. When asked if Manny could beat Floyd this time, he was confident: “Absolutely.” And on the Barrios draw, if his father should have won, he stated, “Yes, definitely.” The Road Ahead With his father ringside cheering his every move and his own record rapidly improving, Eman Bacosa is a rising light in the lightweight division. Nicknamed “The Future,” Bacosa is combining the legendary Pacquiao work ethic with his own finishing ability and composure, signaling a promising career that could extend Manny Pacquiao’s impact into the next generation. World Boxing News will be following Eman’s progress, alongside his brother Jimuel, as the Pacquiao name continues to make waves in the sport. About the Author Phil Jay is a veteran boxing journalist with over 15 years of experience covering the global fight scene. As Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN) since 2010, Jay has interviewed dozens of world champions and reported ringside on boxing’s biggest nights. View all articles by Phil Jay and learn more about his work in combat sports journalism. Stay Ahead in Boxing News Subscribe to the free WBN Newsletter for trusted updates, exclusive interviews, and fight analysis delivered daily. Join the World Boxing News WhatsApp Channel or follow WBN on Linktree.

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Manny Pacquiao Proud at Ringside as Son Eman Bacosa Extends Unbeaten Streak Manny Pacquiao’s 23-year-old son, Emmanuel Joseph Bacosa Pacquiao, continued to make waves in the ring, extending his unbeaten professional record to eight. The young contender scored a decisive victory over Nico Salado on the Thrilla in Manila 2 undercard at the Araneta Coliseum in Quezon City. Though his full name carries the Pacquiao legacy, he fights under the name Eman Bacosa, forging his own identity while honoring the family lineage. Eman is effectively the second “Manny Pacquiao Jr.” in the family, following older brother Emmanuel Jr. (Jimuel), 24, who WBN understands prefers to go by Jimuel ahead of his professional debut on November 29. Six Round Victory The six-round lightweight bout ended in a unanimous decision, with Bacosa earning scores of 58-55, 58-55, and 60-53. Salado, who entered with a 2-2-1, 1 KO record, managed to go the distance but could not match Bacosa’s sharper combinations and timing. “I’m just focused on myself and my fight,” Bacosa said ringside. “People will always compare, but I’m here to grow and improve every time I step in the ring.” The win raises Bacosa’s professional record to 7-0-1 and cements his place among the Philippines’ rising lightweight stars. Family Ties and Boxing Pedigree Eman slots into the Pacquiao family as the second of five children and the only one not with long-term wife Jinkee. Bacosa joins half-brothers Emmanuel Jr. (Jimuel), 24, Michael Stephen, 22, and younger half-siblings Mary Divine Grace, 17, Queen Elizabeth, 15, and Israel, 9. Born during the height of his father’s championship era in the United States, Eman has been surrounded by elite-level training and exposure to boxing from a young age. However, he suffered a setback earlier this year when one of his father’s beloved coaches, Jonathan Penalosa, passed away in April. Penalosa died at 57 after suffering from stage four colon cancer and had been passing on his wisdom to Eman. With new momentum on his side, Eman Bacosa is now setting his sights on more formidable opposition, aiming to prove that the Pacquiao name can thrive across generations — even for the youngest member of the clan stepping into the professional ring. World Boxing News will continue to track Bacosa’s rise from undercards to potential marquee bouts as the next chapter in the Pacquiao legacy unfolds. About the Author Phil Jay is a veteran boxing journalist with over 15 years of experience covering the global fight scene. As Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN) since 2010, Jay has interviewed dozens of world champions and reported ringside on boxing’s biggest nights. View all articles by Phil Jay and learn more about his work in combat sports journalism.

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